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No individual, group can occupy a designated protest site indefinitely: Supreme Court

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The Supreme Court stated that individuals and groups are not permitted to "occupy a designated protest site indefinitely." Hindustan Times reported that these observations emerged during hearings for a group of petitions regarding police actions stemming from July protests led by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), as well as a separate evening news briefing mentioning the US midterm elections. Times of India specified that the court proceedings were addressing Delhi protests directed against CEC Gyanesh Kumar.

Written by HeadlineShine from 3 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.

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